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December 12, 18 18 . a Nittnprntiß anti highly It-spec:tatlt• Mret it'iib4"g 't PR ()PM ETO itS of EAST-INDIA STOCK, held 4 4/ , j : il• tlie't ity of L on d on 'Lavern, Sir THONIAS BAR bl,:' r., - ' -i t• -NI.P. i n t h e Ch a i r, t h e f o ll ow i ng R eso l ut i ons A t itaisvd unanimously : ''P44d by Sit' Robert Wigrarn, Bart. and seconded by 1 1. T . Charles Forties,. Esq... 4)11 g hat n the Opinion of this Meetin S g I , P ;VILLIANI TAI T ' : 11, lON v t , C't•,„ ' '''' t , Esq. M.P. is eminently qualified to supp y " ) t l , ll s"lcy in the Court of Directors,caused by the lamented ta,, ' .. "E that able and distinguished IMember.of it, Mr. Proposedv"' LY James Alexander, Esq. M.P. and seconded by *, 11.. Benjamin Shaw, Esq. 1i t14, 1 ,,' 1 W " this opinio n is founded on Mr. NIGN'EY's general I le , " r‘' of the Interests of the C:ompatiy— his indtfatiga 41)P"e' • - • acknowledg ed ta xttri,,,,. 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Veres, and Co. 77, Lombard street; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street; strand, where the 800/09.y-,he , seen by : those who axe inclined to Support this Charity, and where tho Society meet on the tirst Wctin&sday in tvery munch, Elt110:1*-(LETlER VI.) Mn.II.DITOR,—It has ever been objected, that in all Matters of corps orersy those who enter upon it ebould, in their 'progress, lose their temper, and not conduct their arguments in writing with tbat politeness and respect they would be bound, to spew -in a personal intercourse with those they oppugn. The attacks un Mr. BELLAMY, who is an, utter stranger to,rne, have been made in language which a well-bred man would be ashamed to utter in his presence. Why then sculkiugly write that which in comninn, decency could not be spoken, in a tete. a•tete 9 It is tks disgraceful to the pen as it would be to the tongue, and interrupts the end by the corruption of the means. To follow the example of the best of men, as in the Bangorian controversy many years, ago, would elicit exalted wisdom in the cause of truth. But prejudice, which.cripples the understanding, engenders ani- mosity, which, whosoever are governed L•y it, im- pets them to overthrow without effect, where they . have nothing to set up ; and they run from the point in question to gratify passion, instead of keeping close to it for reciprocal information. Sure I am if Mr. BfiLLANY'R critics had rea• soned with Christian or philosophical moderation, andcombatted Iris work with candour,he would have listenedt to them patiently, and for any thing that tended to correct or amend it he would have kin►ily thanked them ; but they have obliged him to repel their abuse of words,tand charges of falsehoods, existing no where except in their distempered ima. - ginations ;-which, when reflection operates, it will be impossible for them to ,approve, either as Christians, Philosophers, or Gentlemen. As Christians they will feel,their want of forbearance,. as Philosophers their want of knowledge, and as - Gentlementheir want,of good manners. It has long been the fashion with the former to cover their ignorance and sins with a pretence to religion, 9f which their knowledge is shallow, and to censure that generous freedom of thought which exposes their nakedness. Christianity is. ever and anon in their mouths, but little in their hearts, and less in their practice. With them t: profession of it is a gross perversion. Tan bold that their repentance, which is , occasianal, entitles them to grace, and that from the fountain of faith, redemption, and forgiveness flow. This is con venient., hut it is religious hypocrisy. Philosophy in theory and use sets them afar otr, and laughs them to scorn. It regards the ways of man to man. Morality is its object, and teaches how to be ,good-for the sake of goodness, and how to avoid evil with abhorrence. Its leading principles are truly Christian. CHRIST was.B perfect master of it, and he taught it in parity and beauty. Bat it is nanseously said that philosophy nev e r ma d e Christians, which insinuates that Christianity will Pot bear the test 'of philosophy, and insults it.— This is said by SCRUTATOR, Who appears tO know as little of the spirit of true Christianity as any half-witted follower of a Methodist Preacher, or he %void,' not so boldly have called a true phi losopher an Atheist. Such a character, if called a Deist, wonld smile, and hope he deservi'd the name. CHRIST was a Deist, al SOCRATRS Wag before him, and wai a part of the Deity, amok garnated into one by the Holy Spit it, as a union of the Godhead, and the worshipper whereof is a Christian Deist, who telieres in one ALMIGHTY Creator, and follows in practice the example of his IMMANUEL, leaving the suierstitiotts faithsters to the stings of conscience, and the horrors of remorse. It is not so with the truly righteous, who being in constant 'communion with their Maker, give proofs of it, not only-in Words, but in their actions. Instead of fear, all with !heti) is love, joy, and chearfulnets but he who is tell . - gions throngh fear of eternal - ptinishment, is like a man %vita is honest through tear of a j a il. !ji g resort is in mystery and faith. He does 'not reason, but makes his religion a consequence of his hope, and like JRUU lie blends good; and evil, worship. ping GOD in one place, and the golden calves iu another. That we should be imposed on no longer , by at defective and constructive translation 'of the Old Testament, and every part of it be made obvious, as the ground-work and foreqtnner of the new, Mr. I - laid-ANY is bringing forth such a one Hs Call be read with pleasure and reliance, imperfect as it may be in the original Hebrew, of which none can judge ; vet ; he is defamed in character, and his work is slandered. Solt and Christianlike is the punishment of.his assailants, in his gentle reply. According to.SoLomot4 it turns away wrath, and according to CHRIST it is saying to them, go and sin no more. His words•are— " His interested Critic would have, without a revision, ft mass of errors in the common version transmitted to poste rity, until the ripening. _intellect of the country,. unable to account for them, follow the example of neighbouring na tious, by putting the Bible ~.side." This undoubtedly would .be to consecrate error, and wake the Priest appear like a Inol. STACKIIOUSE. (71) Le con!isued.) LAW BOOKS CONTINUED. . .. , „ . This Day were published, by W. Clarke onil. Sons, taw Book sellers, P,rtugal-street, Lincoln's Inn; in royal Svo. price 16s. in [mauls, . . . : THE ELEMENTS of PLEAS iti EQUITY, wilt) Precedents of such. Pleas. By JOHN BE.ANIF,S, Es.q. Of Lincoln's Inn, Barris; tr-al-Law. Of the Publishers may be had, in. 3 vols. royal aro. price 3] in hoards,- . 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